Has anyone notice their website page rankings in Bing and Yahoo slipping lately?
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My websites for the most part rank higher in Yahoo and Bing than in Google. Now, ranking within those search engines (Yahoo/Bing) are settling in to where my websites rank in Google.
Any thoughts?
Anyone else experiencing this?
Thank you for your time!
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I have had the exact opposite...I rank higher in google than Bing/yahoo... infact i created a dummy site with low quality links seattle-housepainting.com and it ranks in Yahoo and is not on the map for google. I am still trying to make heads and tails of the diff.
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